Cambro CBA243064V5580 30" NSF 5-Tier Polymer Shelf Kit - Camshelving® Basics Plus, 24"W, 64"H

The Cambro CBA243664S4580 Camshelving® Basics Plus add-on shelving unit has four levels of solid shelves to accommodate linens, small items, and irregularly shaped products. If an item leaks, the shelves' flat surfaces also protect other stored goods from the spill. To maintain a clean surface, the shelves can be wiped clean, removed, and washed in a dishmachine. The three lower shelves can support 600 pounds each, while the top shelf is designed to hold 400 pounds. To prevent the unit from becoming overloaded, only 1,800 pounds should be stored on it as a whole.

To increase storage space, the Cambro CBA243664S4580 add-on shelving unit can be attached to a Basics Plus starter shelving unit with preassembled post connectors and wedges, eight traverses, and four bags of eight dovetails. Operators can structure the add-on unit in a U, L, or T shape to best fit the available storage space. For versatility, it's safe to store in temperatures from -36 to 190 degrees Fahrenheit, making it ideal for use in freezers, coolers, dishrooms, and pantries. Because it's made of rust-, corrosion-, peel-, and scratch-resistant polypropylene, its brushed graphite appearance is preserved throughout use.

Camshelving® Basics Plus Add-On Unit, 24"W x 36"L x 64"H, 4-tier, withstands temperature from -36°F (-38°C) to 190°F (88°C), includes: (4) solid polypropylene shelf plates, (2) composite posts with leveling feet installed, pre-assembled post connectors & wedges, (8) traverses & (4) bags of 8 dovetails (4 each A & B), 600 lbs. capacity per shelf (400 lbs. top shelf) /1,800 lbs. max capacity, brushed graphite, NSF

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Best known for Cambro catering supplies such as insulated food transportation equipment, Cambro Manufacturing provides a variety of products for caterers, restaurants, hospitals, and businesses that need to store and transport hot or cold food and beverages. Founded in 1951 by two brothers manufacturing hospital trays, Cambro now serves food storage and transportation equipment to a global market.